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Teach others about the sociological imagination!

Learn about and volunteer at The Tool Library, an environmental and social justice not-for-profit on Main Street

Teams of tiny robots and drones to the rescue: learn how to run physical experiments with dozens of robots working together to search, survey or deliver goods, autonomously.

This project will develop a new electrical method for sensing the defects incurred during 3D metal printing.

This research team will produce an exploratory descriptive analysis of the head coaches and student athletes participating in women’s flag football, a sport that has grown exponentially at both the high school and college levels over the past five years. 

Investigate how vestibulospinal pathways contribute to spasticity and abnormal muscle co-activation after stroke, and advance our understanding of brainstem circuit mechanisms underlying motor impairment. 

Interested in how the nervous system shapes movement and balance? Join us to study real-time brain–muscle interactions in aging and stroke. 

This project integrates laboratory research with water quality modeling to understand the interaction of urban-natural water cycles.

Students with interests in engineering and chemistry are welcome to participate in this project to enable safe and efficient wastewater reuse through disinfection and membrane technology.

This project uses a pilot-scale pipe loop system to investigate the potential water quality changes in indoor plumbing, a topic of health relevance to all.